Лингвистика и политика: русизмы в англоязычной полемике Запада с Россией by Виктор Владимирович Кабакчи

“…Изредка русизмы, забытые в родной русской культуре, хорошо приживаются на новой почве (fellow-traveller).…”
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Transformations of the Political Ideology of Francoism in Modern Spain by Yuri V. Vasilenko

“…The internal structure of post-Francoism is still being formed, therefore it is revealed in less defined concepts although on the basis of the same classical triad: the right flank (mainstream), the center (“sympathizers”) and the left flank (“fellow travelers”). Comparing the “Francoisms”, the author shows that Francoism under Franco was a closed ideology and had as its main goal the destruction of opponents (expulsion from the country, prison, executions); neo-Francoism was a semi-open ideology and preferred to discuss with opponents (Parliament, media, scientific and journalistic literature). …”
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Лингвистика и политика: русизмы в англоязычной полемике Запада с Россией by Виктор Владимирович Кабакчи

“…Изредка русизмы, забытые в родной русской культуре, хорошо приживаются на новой почве (fellow-traveller).…”
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«Абсурдность» бродячих сюжетов by Miha Javornik

“…Analysis shows two consequences related to this passing: it can change into a projection of the future, where absurd consciousness appears as an attempt to clear the language of the past usque ad nihilum – “to nothing” (the Russian avant-garde) or it can manifest itself as a return of the past in the form of “the uncanny“ (das Unheimliche), which in the works of Russian “fellow travellers” (попутчики) and nonconformists resembles the idea of social realism as an “era of confusion” (смутное время).The discussion also dwells on the creativity of N.Gogol and his The Tale of How Ivan Ivanovich Quarreled with Ivan Nikiforovich, as this par-ticular text turns out to be a proto-text in the development of absurd consciousness, at the same time embodying the rules that govern the development of “travelling” theme and motif schemes.…”
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Leveraging the left: examining Russian left-leaning provocation on Instagram in 2020 by Gabrieli, L

“…While these proxy voices, termed “the Fringenet,” author such narratives, their posts are spread by “fellow travellers,” accounts that wittingly or unwittingly amplify Russian provocation efforts. …”

Asymptotic invariants of infinite discrete groups by Riley, T, Timothy Riley

“…</b> A <em>combing</em> of a finitely generated group Γ is a normal form; that is a choice of word (a <em>combing line</em>) for each group element that satisfies a geometric constraint: nearby group elements have combing lines that <em>fellow travel</em>. An <em>almost-convexity condition</em> concerns the geometry of closed balls in the Cayley graph for Γ.…”

Pegasus ja puuhobune. James Joyce’i „Kunstniku noorpõlveportree” ja Friedebert Tuglase „Felix Ormusson”. Pegasus and the Wooden Horse: James Joyce’s Portrait of the Artist as a You... by Tiina Ann Kirss

“…Felix Ormusson and Stephen Dedalus were their authors’ long-time fictional fellow travellers, alter ego’s, in whose confessions one can read the pressing desire to emerge from the provinces and peripheries of Europe toward broader, metropolitan cultural horizons. …”
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Uciec? Dokąd? I przed czym? Doświadczenie represji stalinowskich w biografiach członków polskiej elity partyjno-rządowej lat 1949–1956 by Łukasz Bertram

“…The study is based on the analysis of the biographies of 214 members of the Polish communist movement in the interwar period, 22 fellow travellers and five Red Army officers, all of whom were members of the Polish party-government elite in the years 1949–1956. …”
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Interpersonal relations of Russian adolescents in social networks by Galina U. Soldatova, Oksana I. Teslavskaya

“…Virtual friends act in the role of «casual fellow travelers», because with their help adolescents satisfy the needs for intimate contact. …”
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George Frost Kennan e a arquitetura da política externa dos EUA na gênese da Guerra Fria by Sidnei J. Munhoz

“…In his consideration, the core threat upraised by Soviet Union was not military, but its ideological influence conveyed by Communist parties and fellow travelers inside the western democratic societies. …”
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